Why Muslims celebrate the month of Ramadan? ... more

Allah, the Most Merciful, has encouraged the believers to take advantage of certain times during the year to make du?aa?. Such an occasion presents itself annually during Ramadan ? especially on the Lailatul Qadr, the Night of Power... ... more

How can we prepare for Ramadan? What are the best deeds in this blessed month? ... more

If an old woman has converted to Islam, is it permissible for a young Muslim man to go to her home, because he wants to help her in cleaning her home and washing her clothes, cooking and so on? Is it allowed to go to her to teach her Islam at her own home ... more

Ijtihad is closely associated with the aims and objectives of the Shari'ah (maqasid). When speaking about the conditions for making Ijtihad, Imam Al-Shatabi included at its forefront, "to be able to understand the goals of the Shari'ah in totality" ... more

Allah's Messenger was the kindest of men in the same way as he excelled all others in courage and valour. ... more

Sayyid Ar-Rifâ'i: the fasting of the Day of Âshûrâ' was obligatory, after that it became a confirmed Sunnah. ... more

moments in pleasing Allah Almighty. The Islamic Center of Wathakker reminds the Muslims of the Sunnah of fasting the Month of Allah, Al-Muharram ... more

Do we consider how much time we spend on activities that are not truly beneficial? ... more

The Muslims, on the other hand, would have felt uneasy and surprised at the turn of the events. They had toiled much to reach thus far and now just when they were at walking distance from Makkah they were being turned back. Not only had they not achieved their primary aim of performing Umrah but now, if a tortured Muslim was to escape from the merciless Quraysh, that poor individual would have no sanctuary in the Muslims of Madinah. ... more

Rapprochement between the Raafidah and the Sunnis is not possible, because their beliefs are different. ... more